Fury vs Wilder Fight date, live stream and TV details

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder: Fight date, live stream and TV details The Bronze Bomber will put his WBC world title on the line against the former lineal champion The Gypsy King is back chasing world titles, as he sets the WBC champion in his sights for a potential bout with Anthony Joshua next year The Gypsy King will get another shot at claiming a world title belt in just his third fight since returning from a two-and-a-year absence from the ring. Fury vs Wilder Fight live stream The bout will take place on Saturday, December 1. Fury will be looking to extend his unbeaten record to 28 wins, while Wilder, nicknamed the Bronze Bomber, has a record of 40-0. Where will the heavyweight fight be held? Fury will have to travel to America to face the WBC world champion. Unlike many major boxing fights in USA, it will not be held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Instead, the fight will take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Press conferences will begin on October 1 in London, before moving stateside to New York and LA. What TV channel will the fight be on? BT Sport have already confirmed that Fury vs Wilder will be shown live on their box office channel. It will the second fight on the new station, following the Canelo vs GGG rematch. Customers of BT, Sky and Virgin Media will be able to watch the fight. Will the winner of the Fury vs Wilder fight face Anthony Joshua? Fury has wanted a bout against WBO, WBA, IBF and IBO world champion Joshua since returning to the ring in June. Meanwhile, talks between Wilder and the British heavyweight broke down earlier this year. After knocking out Alexander Povetkin in the seventh round, Joshua continues to be the man to beat and could pull in a substantial amount in prize money. The 28-year-old already has April 13, 2019 pencilled in for a match at Wembley and after picking up a cool £20m from fighting the Russian on Saturday - all signs point to a mega showdown with the Fury vs Wilder victor to unify the division.